Missile Tracker: A sourced estimate of the U.S. stockpile
A public tracker compiles estimates of U.S. missile and interceptor inventories after the 2026 Iran war, with sources, dates, and a rebuild model.
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A public tracker compiles estimates of U.S. missile and interceptor inventories after the 2026 Iran war, with sources, dates, and a rebuild model.
An interactive atlas organizes environmental and everyday-resource map layers, searchable records, and CSV export, alongside a coffee-table book in development.
A satirical political-party site turns outbound-sales problems into a ten-point manifesto, pairing each joke with a practical sales lesson.
A proposed class action from a Postville synagogue argues that parking enforcement treated its members differently from a nearby church.
A free browser game puts you in charge of a Russian homeowners’ association, where you swipe through residents’ demands and try to keep four competing meters in bounds.
Rácz Lab at Imperial College London studies how brain tumours and surrounding neural tissue interact, using neural interfaces and multimodal sensing.
A fictional real-estate agency demo presents listings for haunted and historically unusual homes, complete with prices, haunt ratings, and supernatural disclosures.
An early-access, open-source developer tool that searches sequences of valid API calls for business-rule failures and walks through a fix workflow.
An unofficial homeowner library collecting Santa Rita Ranch III governance documents, meeting records, enforcement reports, correspondence, and analysis.
An in-development game concept puts you in command of a railway gun, aiming by recon reports and a firing table across a watercolor map.
Shizukuan presents a private, one-group-at-a-time stay in a restored house in Osaka’s Konohana ward.
Storytree presents a developer tool for mapping a software project and surfacing what coding agents say needs human attention.
symbools presents a searchable, categorized archive of marks from Yasaburo Kuwayama’s 1973 book Trademarks & Symbols Volume 2.
An unofficial plain-language guide to Syracuse, Utah, city decisions, local news, and upcoming events.
An interactive explainer compares estimated data-centre water consumption in 2023 with the IEA’s 2030 projection.
An open evidence browser for nonclinical precedents across approved bispecifics, ADCs, oligonucleotides, gene therapies, and cell therapies.
An interactive, sourced account of global plastic production, waste, and recycling, with counters that tick from published estimates.
This editorial typography project turns official Spanish femicide figures into a downloadable variable font that inserts gaps into text.
A nonpartisan guide to Tennessee’s November 2026 candidates and constitutional amendments, presenting arguments for and against without party or group labels.
A Korean-language collection of free browser games, randomizers, QR makers, and other small amusements, designed to work without an app or account.
Tunero is a free, open-source Windows 11 utility that scans for settings affecting game performance and explains its suggested changes.
An interactive cartoon satire invites visitors into the home of a crypto investor who bet the family inheritance.
A text-RPG remake of a 1993 BBS game, set in a persistent world where townspeople live their own lives and player choices shape the story.
A Russian-language guide, AI helper, and personal removal service for people trying to get intimate photos and videos taken down from the internet.